Shoes:
- Black boots
- Brown highheel boots
- Brown winter boots
- Black heels
- Brown heels
- Brown puma shoes
- Shower sandals
- Black slippers
- Jeans:
- Straight
- Bootcut x2
- Wide leg
- 2 black
- 1 brown
- 1 navy
- Brown
- Black
- Blue sweater
- Black nice
- Umbrella
- Black wool coat
- Scarves, hat, gloves, earmuffs
- Black trench
- Black and pink zip-ups
- Brown vest
- underamour
Water Bottle
- One pair of pajamas
- Socks: white, tall, thick
- Underwear
- One pair of sweats
- One pair of black workout wear
- Dress shirts: black, red, teal, blue
- Sweaters: yellow, brown, green, red
- Long sleeve shirts: tan, black, white
- Tanks: white, black, brown, navy
- Going-out shirts
- Hair:
- Defrizz gel, hairspray, brush, headbands, bobbypins, ponytail holders, clips
- Shower:
- Razor, conditioner
- Toothbrush, small toothpaste
- Contacts, solution, case, glasses
- Face topicals
- Moisturizer, matrix, lotion
- Makeup x2
- Tweezers, nail file and clippers
- Makeup remover, face wash
- Pencils, pens, highlighter, sharpie, scissors, little stapler, tape
- Dictionaries, ref books, tour books
- journals
- Computer, cord, case
- Camera, ipod, cards (extra), cords
- Travel alarm clock
- Power and plug converters
- Coach wristlets
- Black coach school bag
- travel backpack
- travel pillow, travel towel, ear plugs, luggage locks, luggage tags
I am planning on buying these once i get there: cellular phone, sheets, pillow, and shower towel, hair dryer, straightener, shampoo and body wash.
And my spring/summer attire will be coming with my parents in April.
This is the list offered in my program handbook:
clothing that is easily washed and drip-dried
one good outfit for special occasions
warm winter coat and sweaters
raincoat and umbrella
CD or MP3 player with 110.220 switch and your fav music
sturdy, comfortable walking shoes (be prepared for lots of walking!)
bedroom slippers
washcloths and towels
camera
travel alarm clock
calculator
travel backpack
dairy or journal
good Italian grammar book for reference
addresses of family and friends back home
Student Advice: "Don't bring a lot of extra clothes because you won't use them. Italians dress nicely but often weat the same outfit several times in one week."
If they dress nice there how am I suppose to pack clothes that are easily washed and drip-dried and how do i wear comfortable walking shoes that are dressy? hmm
This is the list offered in my program handbook:
clothing that is easily washed and drip-dried
one good outfit for special occasions
warm winter coat and sweaters
raincoat and umbrella
CD or MP3 player with 110.220 switch and your fav music
sturdy, comfortable walking shoes (be prepared for lots of walking!)
bedroom slippers
washcloths and towels
camera
travel alarm clock
calculator
travel backpack
dairy or journal
good Italian grammar book for reference
addresses of family and friends back home
Student Advice: "Don't bring a lot of extra clothes because you won't use them. Italians dress nicely but often weat the same outfit several times in one week."
If they dress nice there how am I suppose to pack clothes that are easily washed and drip-dried and how do i wear comfortable walking shoes that are dressy? hmm


1 comment:
I kind of have the same problem because all of the cute clothes I liked while shopping were not machine washable. Also, I don't think cute and comfortable walking shoes exist. That is an oxymoron.
Also, on your list I believe you forgot a bathing suit and a picture of Eliz. :-)
I know half of the things on this list wont pertain to Italy, but here is a list of what they say I need for London: http://www.arcadia.edu/abroad/default.aspx?id=6018
I thought I'd give it to you just in case it would help or has something to consider taking.
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